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Subject: WAE e-mail address
From: lu6beg@canopus.com.ar (lu6beg@canopus.com.ar)
Date: Sun Jan 12 15:26:24 1997
Hi to all

            Anyone can help me with the WAE comitee e-mail address?

Thanks in forward

Ernesto, LU6BEG


>From w9nq@ccis.com (Bob Selbrede)  Sun Jan 12 22:29:58 1997
From: w9nq@ccis.com (Bob Selbrede) (Bob Selbrede)
Subject: Submitting NAQP CW Logs Electronically
Message-ID: <199701122229.OAA22546@bart.ccis.com>

        Numerous people have just asked if I will again be taking NAQP CW
submissions electronically.  The following excerpt is from my 5 Jan posting:

>
>        1.  Please send your NAQP Team pre-registrations in prior to the
>start of the contest.  Send CW Teams to me, K6ZZ (w9nq@ccis.com) and SSB to
>Steve, K6AW (merchant@silcom.com).
>
>        2.  We will both be accepting E-Mail log submissions again at the
>addresses listed.  Send your complete Log and Summary Sheet in ASCII Text
>format.  Please, no binary or special format files.
>

Etc...

        One additional note about submitting electronic logs, if you use
attached files to E-Mail messages, name the files with your callsign in
them.  Ie, K6ZZ.LOG and K6ZZ.SUM or K6ZZ.ALL.  If everyone names their file
NAQPCW.LOG it makes it a bit difficult to sort things out.  Hopes this helps.

73, Bob K6ZZ




>From ka8okh@som-uky.campus.mci.net (Rich Dailey, KA8OKH)  Sun Jan 12 23:12:28 
>1997
From: ka8okh@som-uky.campus.mci.net (Rich Dailey, KA8OKH) (Rich Dailey, KA8OKH)
Subject: Submitting NAQP CW Logs Electronically
Message-ID: <199701122313.SAA27755@aus-d.mp.campus.mci.net>

At 02:29  1/12/97 -0800, you wrote:
>>        1.  Please send your NAQP Team pre-registrations in prior to the
>>start of the contest.  Send CW Teams to me, K6ZZ (w9nq@ccis.com) and SSB to
>>Steve, K6AW (merchant@silcom.com).
>>        2.  We will both be accepting E-Mail log submissions again at the
>>addresses listed.  Send your complete Log and Summary Sheet in ASCII Text
>>format.  Please, no binary or special format files.


With NA,  should I send the .SDF file, or the .PRN file?
Thanks... rich

----------------------------------------
Rich Dailey - KA8OKH <ka8okh@som-uky.campus.mci.net>
------------------------------------


>From wbickle@ix.netcom.com (William M. Bickley KF2ON)  Mon Jan 13 14:49:16 1997
From: wbickle@ix.netcom.com (William M. Bickley KF2ON) (William M. Bickley 
KF2ON)
Subject: All-in-One Tower for Contesting
Message-ID: <32DA4B6C.6828@ix.netcom.com>

Several weeks ago (I believe), some reference was made to information on
a suggested "All-in-One" tower for contesting.  If my memory is
accurate, could someone please point me to that reference?  

Also, is there a tower-related reflector?

TIA.

Bill  KF2ON

>From floydjr@Interpath.com (Jimmy R. Floyd)  Mon Jan 13 14:36:25 1997
From: floydjr@Interpath.com (Jimmy R. Floyd) (Jimmy R. Floyd)
Subject: ARRL RTTY ROUNDUP 97 Scores VI
Message-ID: <2.2.16.19970113143625.305f3bfe@interpath.com>

ARRL RTTY ROUNDUP 1997
CLAIMED SCORES

Compiled by: WA4ZXA
<floydjr@interpath.com>

Date Posted: 01/13/97
******** NEXT POSTING WILL BE FINAL POSTING **********

CALL         SECT   HRS    SCORES    QSO'S     PTS     QTH      DX
_____________________________________________________________________


Single/OP/LP

V31JU                      53,508      653     637      56      28
HK3SGP                     21,900      300     300      50      23
UR5IBG                     12,250      246     245      14      36
JE2UFF                      6,517      133     133      14      35
ON6CR                       1,566       54      54       6      23
7K4QOK                      1,134       42      42      17      10

AA5AU          LA    24   113,568     1092    1092      56      48
WT4I           FL    24    86,526      883     874      57      42
KA4RRU         VA    24    77,714      804     793      54      43
VA3MM          ON          74,250      675     675      55      55
KD5ZM          AR    24    71,502      705     701      56      46
N1RCT          ME          69,276              753      54      38
K2DS           NY    22    68,340      670     670      53      49
WA4ZXA         NC    24    65,856      672     672      54      44
N9CK           WI    24    59,696      676     656      53      38
W1TY           NY    24    59,470      626     626      54      41
K0SM           NE          59,220      660     658      53      37
N2NFG          NC          55,419      638              54      33
VE6WQ                      50,220      620              53      28
VE6KRR         AB          47,508      645     642      54      20
WA6ILT/1       MA          46,228      509     508      48      43
K0DI           CA          34,840      520              53      14
KC4HW          FL    11    32,625      379     375      53      34
K1TGS          CO          31,557      471     471      53      14
W6/G0AZT       CA    20    27,255      398     395      51      18
K0BX           MO    18    27,075      363     361      47      28
WA4JQS         KY    13    26,967      303     303      52      37
KF2OG          NY          25,840      345     340      52      24
WB2HMF         NY          25,228      372     371      51      17
KA2CYN         NY          24,101      317     313      50      27
W7RSJ          WY          23,460      391     391      48      12
VE7CFD         BC          23,424      389     384      53       8
AA9RR          WI          20,460      310     310      49      17
N7UJJ          AZ    20    19,320      349     345      47       9
N7EX           WA    15    18,837      300     299      49      14
W5DG           IA          18,360      307     206      49      11
KF9LI          IL          17,050      275     275      47      15
WA4GKM         TN    14    16,256      254     254      44      20
K0RC           MN     6    15,114      229     229      46      20
VE2AXO         QC    12    14,616      232     232      50      13
N2QLQ          NJ    13    14,214      206     206      47      22
W8HVX          MI          13,862      239     239      44      14
N3UN           MD    10    13,735      205     205      46      21
AC6DR          CA          13,520      260     260      47       5
AK0A           KS          13,144      248     248      40      13
KA3TOV         PA          12,824      229     229      49       7
W2JGR/0        MN     9    12,324      237     237      45       7
KC7MJ          AZ          11,880      216     216      46       9
N5MTS          TX    11    11,232      210     208      49       5
KD4HXT/7       AZ    20    10,800      225     225      45       3
WA3ZKZ         DE          10,692      198     198      45       9
KF8VX          OH    20     8,694      127     126      46      23
WU1F           MA     8     7,236      134     134      41      13
N3MA           VA     7     7,176      138     138      48       4
AB5SE          AR           7,003      149     149          47
K9RRB          MD           6,016      128     128      40       7
N1AU           MA           5,978      122     122      37      12
K5LK                 12     5,452      116     116      42       5
K7EX           OR           5,220      116     116      40       5
N1AFC/QRP      ME    10     4,002       88      87      28      18
K7MK           ID    10     3,762       99      99      37       1
N0UVR          CO     5     2,574       78      78      33       0
K1MV           ME           2,040       60      59      26       8
K8AI           MI     5       414       23      23          18
N2CQ/QRP       NJ             364       26      26      12       2


Single/OP/HP  

YL2KL                      54,450      605     605      32      58
DJ5JK                      47,216      458     454      45      59
CE8SFG                     45,684      491     486      51      43
OH2LU                20    36,261      459     459      32      47
OH2GI                      30,750      412     410      29      46
DL4RCK                      7,682      167     167      11      35
PA3EWP                      5,888      129     128      10      36
LY2CG                16     3,534       93      93      15      23

K3MM           MD         143,750     1274    1274      56      59
K5DJ (@W5KFT)  TX    24   141,191     1332              58      48
K1AM           RI    23   132,868     1141    1126      56      62
W7GG           OR    24   122,745     1179    1169      55      50
VY2SS                21    93,000      930     930      53      47
K4GMH                24    87,035      860     845      54      49
KN6DV          CA    24    86,260      929     908      56      39
N2DL                       81,984      732     732      54      58
VE6JY                24    79,768      767     767      54      50
K0KO           MN          78,027      842     839      54      39
K5OT           TX    20    75,330      810     810      54      39
N9ITX/7        MT    16    74,120      872              54      31
W3BD           PA          71,040      751     740      55      41
K7WM                       68,352      785     768      56      33
W7TI           WA    22    67,322      832     821      56      26
WB5B           TX    18    65,790      739     731      55      35
N2FF           NY    22    64,680      666     660      56      42
NO2T           NJ    19    59,461      640     613      51      46
AF4Z           FL          54,284      679     662      53      29
K4BU           FL          54,029      575     557      56      41
N6HC           CA          47,663      619                  77 
KE1FO          MA          43,344      506     504      55      31
KA3JFI         PA    19    40,392      466     459      52      36
K4DB           SC    14    39,750      531     530      51      24
ND5S           MI    17    36,800      400     400      52      40
VE7SAY         BC          32,782      450     443      56      18
KD8FS          MI    19    26,220      437     437      50      10
K2WK           NJ     6    23,790      314     305      48      30
VA3WTM         ON          19,136      299     299      50      14


Multi/OP/LP

KF4KL          NC          59,878      611     611      52      46
WS1E           NH          55,488      544              52      50
N1JEB          MA    24    53,070      611     610      53      34
W5VZF          MS    24    39,759      459     457      53      34
VE6RAJ         AB          39,468      599     598      53      13
N3IXR          PA          28,911      421     419      52      17
AA0ZS          MO    24    14,796      274     284      48       6
KC5WBL         TX    19     5,670      135     135      37       5

Multi/OP/HP

GI0KOW                     97,460      886     886      53      57
OT7E                       63,600      640     632      45      55
GW5NF                24    59,892      652     644      44      49
JR5JAQ                     15,844      233     233      26      42

AA4NC          NC         104,858      972     962      56      53
W0SD           SD          90,528      984                  92  
KC7V           AZ    24    88,752     1045    1032      55      31
W3BD           PA          71,040      751     740      55      41
VE3FJB         ON          56,602      633     622      56      35
K8AA           MI          54,114      644     622      52      35
N0ISE          CO          50,998      594     593      54      32


Multi/Op Operator List

N1JEB        N1JEB,N1JIT
N3IXR        N3IXR,WA3HAE,WA3SES,KB3AFT
W0SD         W0SD,AC0M,N0ABE,WB0YQT
KF4KL        KF4KL,KQ4QM,WB4OFN,KE4QBR
VE6RAJ       VE6RRD,VE6RAJ
W3BD         N3KVF,NE3H
W5VZF        W5VZF,WA4DDE,KB4HB
AA4NC        AA4NC,WN4BBJ,K4MA
KC7V         KC7V,N7MB,WA7LNW
N0ISE        N0ISE,WD0E
AA0ZS        AA0ZS,KG0IT
WS1E         K1SI,N1MEO,NO1V,WS1E,WW1Y
OT7E         ON4GG,ON4ANT,ON4AOI,ON4AME,ON4CBA,ON4C
GI0KOW       GI0KOW,GI0NWG
KC5WBL       KK5QA,KK5NA,N3BUO,N5YAK,KC5TST
VE3FJB       VE3FJB,VE3IJM,VA3CW,VA3EWC,VE3VSM

***********************************************************************

DO NOT SEND ANY SCORES TO THE CONTEST REFLECTOR !!!! Either to me direct
or the WB1B reflector for this contest.

73 Jim

           ********************************************************** 
           * Jimmy R. Floyd  (Jim)   Thomasville, NC                *
           *                                                        *
           * Amateur Call:              >> WA4ZXA <<                *
           * Packet Node:               >> N4ZC <<                  *
           * Internet Address:          >> floydjr@interpath.com << *
           **********************************************************


>From floydjr@Interpath.com (Jimmy R. Floyd)  Mon Jan 13 14:36:30 1997
From: floydjr@Interpath.com (Jimmy R. Floyd) (Jimmy R. Floyd)
Subject: NAQP CW 97 Scores II
Message-ID: <2.2.16.19970113143630.0a77b1d4@interpath.com>

NAQP CW 1997
CLAIMED SCORES

Compiled by: WA4ZXA
<floydjr@interpath.com)

Date Posted: 01/13/97


CALL               SCORE        QSOS        MULTI
___________________________________________________________


Single/OP

K4AAA (N4VJ)      274,688       1073         256
N5TJ              245,520        990         248
N2NC (@N2NT)      198,398        874         227
K3MM              193,118        866         223
K0EJ              189,441        873         217
K4OJ              187,620        795         236
VE3EJ             175,266        749         234
NY4A              172,270        805         214
K5GO              171,756        734         234
WA8ZDT            168,240        804         209
K4FXN             167,420        761         220
K6LL              166,870        814         205
K4NO              166,246        823         202
WC4E              163,229        781         209
K4AB              161,994        798         203
N5OT              160,011        773         207
K7SV              159,278        734         217
KC6CNV            159,120        816         195 
K4AMC             152,859        753         203
K5OT              148,212        716         207
K6LA              146,600        733         200
AD5Q              141,930        747         190
K4RO              137,609        713         193
W4PA (@K4FW)      134,520        760         177
W9WI              134,469        669         201
W8MJ              129,828        698         186
K0RX              129,786        669         194
N5FG (WQ5L)       128,650        775         172
WB5B              127,380        660         193
AA3B              124,620        620         201
N6NT              123,300        685         180
W4EF              122,570        599         206
WF3T              121,344        632         192
N4YO              121,338        642         189
N5TU              119,145        611         195
K4MA              118,692        628         189
K6ZZ              117,800        620         190
K6AW              117,650        650         181
K9WIE (@K9BZ)     116,701        611         191
K0RC              114,030        630         181
KU8E              110,349        603         183
WA5WJU            109,480        595         184
K9TM              108,000        600         180
KE3Q              107,690        605         178
N4UK              102,921        609         169
KN4QV             102,284        562         182
N4CW              101,369        607         167
KG5U               96,832        544         178
WD4AHZ             92,382        519         178
K3TLX              85,514        506         169
N9FD               81,174        498         163
N5UL               76,960        481         160
K9EY               71,568        497         144
N4ZR               64,680        440         147
N8JF               64,240        440         146
W8CAR              53,568        372         144
K1TO/4             51,152        368         139
N4GN               49,028        412         119
KA9FOX             48,498        354         137
K8MR               41,667        323         129
N8YYS              40,375        323         125
W1NN               32,472        264         123
WD0T               30,592        239         128
K3WWP/QRP          28,122        258         109
N4VI               26,520        260         102
N0PGL              26,311        317          83
KA9EKJ             23,436        217         108
W1HIJ              15,253        186          82
W4ZW               13,376        209          64
WA7BNM             12,090        155          78
N9JF                9,801        121          81
K6RO                5,936        106          56
NS0B                3,430         70          49
KB3A                3,000         75          40
N9YXA                 912         38          24
KK7A                  756         36          21


Multi/OP

KS9K              308,750       1235         250
W5NN (@K5XI)      292,333       1213         241 
N0NI              263,648       1183         224


Operator List

W5NN        AB5LX,K5NZ
N0NI        WO0V,W0FLS,N0NI,N0AC
KS9K        WE9V,K9PG

___________________________________________________________

NO ATTACHMENTS !!!!! ATTACHMENTS WILL NOT BE POSTED ON ANY SCORES
THAT I DO

73 Jim

           ********************************************************** 
           * Jimmy R. Floyd  (Jim)   Thomasville, NC                *
           *                                                        *
           * Amateur Call:              >> WA4ZXA <<                *
           * Packet Node:               >> N4ZC <<                  *
           * Internet Address:          >> floydjr@interpath.com << *
           **********************************************************


>From ke5fi@wt.net (KE5FI)  Mon Jan 13 19:06:17 1997
From: ke5fi@wt.net (KE5FI) (KE5FI)
Subject: Jason AB5LX
References: <970111024352_1593240590@emout10.mail.aol.com>
Message-ID: <32DA87A9.30EA@wt.net>

K7SV@aol.com wrote:
> 
> There was much speculation as to what caused AB5LX's parents to stop his
> contesting activities. His parent responded to my request for information,
> but I only read about half the response before AOL dropped me
> and the EMail disappeared. What I did read indicated that the crux of the
> problem
> was a frequency fight just above 14150 during the RAS contest. 

One would have to be pretty crass to run a young kid off a freq!

Chuck, KE5FI



>From k7jj@ix.netcom.com (Dave Earnest)  Mon Jan 13 21:43:29 1997
From: k7jj@ix.netcom.com (Dave Earnest) (Dave Earnest)
Subject: DOS Telnet to Packetcluster
Message-ID: <32DAAC81.15FB7483@ix.netcom.com>

I think this is appropriate......

I am in the unfortunate position of being in a location where I can't
access a 2-meter packet cluster.

However, I do have a separate phone line for the modem.  Can someone
recommend a good DOS telnet application? Using Win95 Start/Run, I am
able to telnet to several clusters via the internet.  I would like to
telnet from DOS, as I could then possibly use this input with my 
contest logging programs.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.
-- 
73, Dave K7JJ

Dave Earnest  Morgan Hill, CA
ex:   W7KJJ, W6HUQ, W7YBI, K0BQE, KA2ZZ, KS6DY, ZL1BBA 
exop: HZ1AB, KA2RB, KG6ICD

>From darrel@dii.com (Darrel Van Buer)  Mon Jan 13 22:02:36 1997
From: darrel@dii.com (Darrel Van Buer) (Darrel Van Buer)
Subject: Callsign map now on web
Message-ID: <9701132202.AA18419@dii.com>


The U.S. callsign map of 1x2 and 2x1 calls (looking like:
             Kx0x                         Nx0x
  ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ   ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
A X XX6XXXXX XXX XXXXXXX XXX A XXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXX6XXXXXX A
B XXXXXX  XXX X5  XXXXXXXXXX B XXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXX XX X X B )
are now available on the web at
http://members.aol.com/crudedudes/callmaps/ (Thanks to John WN4BBJ)

Similar info has been and continues to be available at http://www.qrz.com,
but differs in the following ways:
* QRZ explicitly lists callsigns, the maps imply them with holes in the
  matrix.
* QRZ updates daily, the map infrequently.
* QRZ lists SK calls even though they are not generally available until 2 years
  after the FCC posts the status.
* QRZ does not list calls which are expired/vacated less than 2 years.
* The maps show the year (5/6 = 1995/1996) both SK and other calls moved to
  the 2 year unassignable list.

        Darrel AK6I

>From donovanf@sgate.com (Frank Donovan)  Tue Jan 14 04:51:39 1997
From: donovanf@sgate.com (Frank Donovan) (Frank Donovan)
Subject: Interference filters
Message-ID: <Pine.OSF.3.95.970113234955.4100G-100000@jekyll.sgate.com>

Try these, I've used them for 20 years and they work great!  They are
receive ONLY. You cannot transmit thru them.
73
Frank
W3LPL
donovanf@sgate.com

                        W3LPL RECEIVING FILTERS

Receive only filters optimized for minimal loss and very high rejection of 
frequencies 75% of the filter center frequency.  

These filters use very high "Q" high impedance resonators consisting
of powdered iron core inductors and silver mica capacitors.  The resonators
are lightly top coupled with minimum value silver mica capacitors.  

C1/C2 and C6/C7 form capacitive voltage dividers to match the input and
output resonators to 50 ohms.

Be sure to use good quality RF connectors (UHF, BNC or N; not phono!)

               
50 ohms --- C1 ------------ C3 ------------ C5 ------------- C7 --- 50 ohms
                  |    |           |    |          |    |
                  |    |           |    |          |    |
                  C2   L           C4   L          C6   L
                  |    |           |    |          |    |
                  |____|           |____|          |____|
                    |                |               |
                    |                |               |
                  Ground           Ground          Ground
                  
                  
                             TABLE OF VALUES 
                                         INDUCTOR  (all three identical)
Band   C1   C2   C3   C4   C5   C6   C7  turns  wire size  powdered iron core
 10    36   47    7   75    6   56   27    8       16      T50-10  BLACK
 15    51   62   10  110    8   75   36   10       18      T50-10  BLACK
 20    75   91   15  150   12  120   51   13       20      T50-10  BLACK
 40   150  180   27  300   24  240  100   18       20      T50-6   YELLOW
 80   300  360   51  620   47  470  200   23       22      T50-2   RED
160   600  720  100 1240  100 1000  400   28       24      T50-2   RED

Tune filters by squeezing spreading turns and/or adding/subtracting turns

Nominal 3 dB bandwidth  10% of center freq

Nominal midband loss  1 dB

Attenuation greater than 40 dB at 125% of center freq

Attenuation greater than 60 dB at 75% of center freq


>From dsarkozi@infocom.net (David Sarkozi)  Tue Jan 14 08:51:46 1997
From: dsarkozi@infocom.net (David Sarkozi) (David Sarkozi)
Subject: Interference filters
Message-ID: <199701140851.CAA20391@login1.infocom.net>

Try these, I've used them for 20 years and they work great!  They are
receive ONLY. You cannot transmit thru them.
73
Frank
W3LPL
donovanf@sgate.com

                        W3LPL RECEIVING FILTERS

Receive only filters optimized for minimal loss and very high rejection of 
frequencies 75% of the filter center frequency.  

These filters use very high "Q" high impedance resonators consisting
of powdered iron core inductors and silver mica capacitors.  The resonators
are lightly top coupled with minimum value silver mica capacitors.  

C1/C2 and C6/C7 form capacitive voltage dividers to match the input and
output resonators to 50 ohms.

Be sure to use good quality RF connectors (UHF, BNC or N; not phono!)

               
50 ohms --- C1 ------------ C3 ------------ C5 ------------- C7 --- 50 ohms
                  |    |           |    |          |    |
                  |    |           |    |          |    |
                  C2   L           C4   L          C6   L
                  |    |           |    |          |    |
                  |____|           |____|          |____|
                    |                |               |
                    |                |               |
                  Ground           Ground          Ground
                  
                  
                             TABLE OF VALUES 
                                         INDUCTOR  (all three identical)
Band   C1   C2   C3   C4   C5   C6   C7  turns  wire size  powdered iron core
 10    36   47    7   75    6   56   27    8       16      T50-10  BLACK
 15    51   62   10  110    8   75   36   10       18      T50-10  BLACK
 20    75   91   15  150   12  120   51   13       20      T50-10  BLACK
 40   150  180   27  300   24  240  100   18       20      T50-6   YELLOW
 80   300  360   51  620   47  470  200   23       22      T50-2   RED
160   600  720  100 1240  100 1000  400   28       24      T50-2   RED

Tune filters by squeezing spreading turns and/or adding/subtracting turns

Nominal 3 dB bandwidth  10% of center freq

Nominal midband loss  1 dB

Attenuation greater than 40 dB at 125% of center freq

Attenuation greater than 60 dB at 75% of center freq


-----------------------------------
David Sarkozi, WB5N
dsarkozi@infocom.net
Houston, TX (713) 520-5906
See my web page, "Birds of the Upper Texas Coast"
http://www.infocom.net/~dsarkozi


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